After School
가사:
이 노래의 어휘:
어휘 | 의미 |
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시간 /siːɡan/ A1 |
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하늘 /hanɯl/ A1 |
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춤 /tʃum/ A1 |
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기분 /ɡibun/ A2 |
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친구 /tʃinɡu/ A1 |
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발 /bal/ A1 |
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눈 /nun/ A1 |
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기다리다 /ɡidariːda/ A2 |
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달리다 /dalida/ A2 |
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만나다 /mannada/ A2 |
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올리다 /ollida/ B1 |
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기억하다 /ɡiʌkʰada/ B1 |
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자유롭다 /dʒayurobda/ B2 |
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짜릿하다 /tɕaritha/ B2 |
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영상 /jʌŋsang/ B1 |
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플레이리스트 /pʰɯleɪɾɯɪsɯt/ B2 |
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문법:
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우린 스케이트보드 위로
➔ The use of the subject '우린' (we) combined with '위로' (on/above) illustrates a common way to indicate 'on' or 'above' in Korean.
➔ '위로' is a postpositional particle meaning 'on', 'above', or 'over', used after a noun to indicate its location.
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자유로운 기분인 걸
➔ The phrase '인 걸' is a contraction of '인 것' which functions as a clause to express 'it's a feeling of freedom'.
➔ '인 걸' is used to assert or emphasize a feeling or a state, equivalent to saying 'it is a...' in English.
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날아 (singing, winging)
➔ The verb '날아' is an imperative or verbal phrase meaning 'fly', conveying a sense of movement or action.
➔ In this context, '날아' is an imperative form encouraging a sense of flying away or freeing oneself.
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저 끝까지
➔ The phrase '저 끝까지' employs '까지' (until/to) as a particle indicating the endpoint of a movement or action.
➔ '까지' is a particle that means 'until' or 'to', indicating the extent or endpoint of movement or action.
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두 눈을 맞추고
➔ The phrase '두 눈을 맞추고' uses '맞추다' (to match, to synchronize) in its correct form with '고' (and/then) to link actions.
➔ '고' is a conjunctive ending that connects two verbs or actions, meaning 'and' or 'then'.
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느낌인 걸
➔ The phrase '인 걸' is a contraction of '인 것', used to nominalize the preceding clause expressing 'it's a feeling of...'.
➔ '인 걸' functions as a noun clause, allowing a statement or feeling to be expressed as a subject or object in a sentence.